Edward Klink

Thursday, March 30, 2006

A few good books. We're a quarter of the way through 2006 and I've managed to pry out enough time to catch up on some reading (one of the benefits of a long train commute). The River of Doubt : Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey was an interesting look at my favorite president. The New Psycho-Cybernetics demonstrated how "visualization" can be a powerful tool for success, and John Hogan's Turnpike Trooper was an intriguing read about a controversial shooting and the political aftermath.

What are you reading?

{ Posted By edward } { 4:25 AM }

Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Bone dust in our lungs. Downtown at Starbucks the oblivious line up for lattes even as remains are still being found.

{ Posted By edward } { 12:45 PM }

Friday, March 24, 2006

I've been friends with Doug (center with glasses) since our days in high school and college so I was glad to be a part of his bachelor party down in Atlantic City last weekend. We stayed at the Tropicana, enjoyed dinner at Carmine's, and had a sophisticated, classy time like gentlemen do (most of us, anyway). Since he waited so long to decide to get married, Doug's got quite a wide-ranging group of friends. There were at least 30 of us, and over the infamous 48 hours the crew could be found everywhere from Ri-Ra's to the blackjack tables, to Red Square to points unknown. Congrats, bud! You did it right. Indeed, Sammy would be proud!

Ow!

{ Posted By edward } { 6:41 PM }

Sunday, March 19, 2006

Word has it that our interview with WB Fact Finders will be broadcast Monday night, March 20th, at 10PM (Channel 11 in the NYC area). Tune in tomorrow and check it out!

{ Posted By edward } { 6:55 PM }

Tuesday, March 14, 2006

Sign of the Times

Saw a fellow walking down the street in NYC with a t-shirt that read, Medicated for your safety. I suppose that's more comforting than another one I saw, Don't make me mad 'cause I'm running out of places to hide the bodies.

{ Posted By edward } { 6:54 AM }

Tuesday, March 07, 2006

Here's a pic of my mom and Aunt Ronnie (my godmother) parasailing in Key West. It looks scary, but they did it anyway. I'm still trying to work up the nerve. I prefer being deep beneath the surface than soaring high above it. But it's looking like I might be in Key West next year so I may have to face my acrophobic demons and give it a try. Key West is the place to do things you ordinarily might not do, and parasailing is one thrill that's less permanent than a tattoo, unless of course the harness breaks.

{ Posted By edward } { 8:17 AM }

Wednesday, March 01, 2006

Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.

--Genesis 3: 19

I'd better start crackin' on that "to-do" list.

{ Posted By edward } { 12:02 PM }